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Old 02-07-2010, 09:42 AM   #3
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First thing is turn your caps lock off.

Second is get a shop vac and suck as much water out of the carpet as possible.

Third is lift the carpet and blow a fan on the underlayment to dry both under the carpet and the carpet.

Fourth, take a garden hose and have SWMBO spray the car while you are inside, don't worry she will enjoy this.

Fifth, find the place where the leak is occurring and fix it.
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